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A San Diego lawmaker's bill to ensure that only actually recycled plastics count toward the state's recycling goals passed the Assembly Wednesday and now heads to the governor's desk. -
Mom Group In Vista Organizes Weekly Neighborhood Clean UpsA group of moms in Vista started noticing all of the trash littering their neighborhood. Rather than walking past it, they decided to do something about it. -
The solar industry is fighting hard against a plan to revamp how residential customers get paid for energy they generate with rooftop solar panels. -
KPBS Midday EditionResidents will put the food waste in their green bins and it will be processed at EDCO's new anaerobic digestion facility in Escondido. Microorganisms, along with heat, convert the material to natural gas and fertilizer. -
The Miramar Landfill has been getting a couple more tons of trash every month since the pandemic began. San Diego's Deputy Director of Environmental Services explains why. -
A $70 million loan from the EPA is helping to make Oceanside's Purewater project a reality. -
San Diego environment organizations, social justice groups and political officials are getting together around a Green New Deal to improve the local environment. -
Single-use plastic shopping bags returned to markets thanks to COVID-19, and they are lingering as trash. -
California's roads may soon be made of plastic, an idea that was born and is being developed in San Diego. -
KPBS Midday EditionSan Diego County has lost another legal battle in a long-running effort to find a Climate Action Plan that will stand up to legal scrutiny.
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